Legend and History of the Arrábida Convent
The Arrábida Convent is linked to a legend which tells that in 1215 the merchant Hildebrant left England for Lisbon. He had been sailing for days when a storm arose and the ship was lost. It was a dark night, a violent storm, and at every moment the sailors feared they would be smashed on a rock. Hildebrant, who was particularly devoted to Our Lady, ran to his cabin to pray to the image he was carrying, but couldn’t find it. He didn’t give up and the whole crew prayed to Our Lady to help them. A flash of light appears, night becomes day and the storm subsides. Guided by the light, they sail safely to the coast of Arrábida.
- Old Convent
- Old Convent
- Old Convent
- Plant of the New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convet
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- Hermits
- Hermits
- Hermits
- Procession of Our Lady of Arrábida
- Procession of Our Lady of Arrábida
- View of the river Sado from the Arrábida Convent
- Old Convent
- Old Convent
- Old Convent
- Plant of the New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convet
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- Hermits
- Hermits
- Hermits
- Procession of Our Lady of Arrábida
- Procession of Our Lady of Arrábida
- View of the river Sado from the Arrábida Convent
- Od Convent
- Od Convent
- Od Convent
- Od Convent
- Hermits
- Hermits
- Hermits
- Convent Plan
- Convent (before)
- Convent (before)
- Convent (current)
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- New Convent
- Procession of Our Lady of Arrábida
- Procession of Our Lady of Arrábida
- View of the river Sado